Does the steam pipeline brought in by the park require a steam drum to be installed within one’s own factory premises?
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Does the steam pipeline brought in by the park require a steam drum to be installed within one’s own factory premises? The steam pipeline network in the park is DN200 with a pressure of 0.8 MPa. There are many steam points used within the factory.
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It is needed. First, it is to facilitate the drainage of condensate water; second, it is to help with the distribution of steam; third, it is to stabilize pressure.
How is the size of the steam drum determined?
At the moment, I can only answer your principle-based questions. It’s difficult to specify the exact size. Because I don’t know your actual situation.
Is it superheated steam? If it is not superheated steam, a steam condensate separation tank should be installed at the point where the steam enters the plant.
Superheated steam is not needed; a steam trap will suffice. It is best to have saturated steam.
How is the size of the steam drum determined? Are there any reference materials or bases?
The material tank design takes into account a buffer of about 30 minutes in case of an upstream disruption. The steam is unclear. I’m not in design; ask someone who works in design
A steam distribution cylinder is required; you can ask the design firm responsible for the park’s external steam pipes to carry out the design work on your behalf. This design must be submitted to the special inspection agency for approval, otherwise a \"Operation Permit\" cannot be obtained.